Nelson Mandela Elementary Seeks Instrument Donations

Nelson Mandela Elementary Seeks Instrument Donations

Edison Elementary Highlights Summer Learning and District Theater Production

Summer learning and reading opportunities keep our Moonshot moving forward, plus students across our district collaborate to bring "Matilda the Musical" to the stage.

Saint Michael Lutheran Church Offers Weekly Worship & Holy Communion

by Pastor Tim Koester | Apr 8, 2026 | Church June 6, 2026  10:00 am - 12:00 pm June 6, 2026  5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Join us for worship with Holy Communion. June 6, 2026 - June 7, 2026   13232 Blondo St Omaha, NE 68164 Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend:

Nebraska's Jimmy Awards Nominees Carter Pflug and Kolaya Wilmer Head to Broadway

Hosts concerts and more with its bold, modern design and world-class acoustics. Brings touring Broadway and more to its nearly 100-year-old stage. Partners with Live Nation to bring live music, comedy, and other shows to the region. Tenaska Center for Arts Engagement Offers classes, workshops, and camps for all ages and skill levels. Explore the Dick & Mary Holland Campus Learn More Interested in renting our spaces? Learn More Give it up for Carter Pflug (Westside High School) and Kolaya Wilmer (Fremont High School) — Nebraska’s official nominees for the Broadway League Foundation’s Jimmy Awards®! Chosen from 14 statewide finalists at the Nebraska Theater Academy Showcase on May 31, they’ll now head to New York City to represent Nebraska and perform on Broadway at the Minskoff Theatre. Pflug qualified for the award with his performance as Robert Martin in The Drowsy Chaperone, and Wilmer qualified with her performance as Eponine in Les Misérables School Edition. The students will represent Nebraska at the Broadway League Foundation’s National High School Musical Theatre Awards®, known as the Jimmy Awards®, in a performance held Monday, June 22, at the Minskoff Theatre in New York. They will join 114 other students from across the United States for a week of coaching with Broadway artists and industry experts. The students compete for top performance awards, along with additional awards and scholarships. Carter Pflug is a senior at Westside High School in Omaha, Nebraska, and is honored to represent Nebraska at the Jimmy Awards following his portrayal of Robert Martin in The Drowsy Chaperone. His recent credits include Davey in Newsies, Sam Carmichael in Mamma Mia!, and Warner Huntington III in Legally Blonde. A passionate singer, actor, and dancer, Pflug serves as the first junior dance captain in the history of Westside’s Amazing Technicolor Show Choir, where he helps teach choreography and mentor fellow performers. He is a three-time Nebraska All-State Choir member, a Nebraska Theater Academy Outstanding Lead Performer Award recipient, and a Showcase Soloist at the Nebraska State Thespian Festival. Outside of theater, Pflug enjoys listening to music, creating original beats and mixes, and shooting hoops with friends. He has performed the National Anthem at the NCAA College World Series, the Nebraska Class A Football State Semifinals, and multiple district championship events. This fall, Pflug will pursue a BFA in Musical Theatre at Pace University. He is grateful to his family, teachers, directors, and mentors for their unwavering support. Kolaya Wilmer is an actress from Fremont, Nebraska who loves to spend as much time as possible on stage! She recently graduated from Fremont Senior High School in Fremont where she played the role of Eponine in Les Miserables: School Edition. She has been performing since she was five years old and is very passionate about all things musical. When not performing, she enjoys playing instruments, dancing, and spending time with friends. She loves to help others learn about things she is passionate about, and is hopeful to continue this in her future career. This fall, Wilmer will attend Midland University to study Arts Management and continue to pursue her passion for musical theater. After finishing college, she hopes to go on to keep performing and helping others. She would like to thank her family, friends, teachers, vocal coaches, and everybody who has supported her in her performing journey! The Nebraska Theater Academy celebrates the power of the arts and supports high school and middle school theater programs by connecting teachers and students to learning opportunities with Broadway stars and theater and backstage professionals. Students also receive professional feedback on school performances and additional performance opportunities. The Nebraska Theater Academy began in 2013 with 22 Omaha-area schools and now reaches more than 8,500 students in all 94 counties in Nebraska, as well as in South Dakota and western Iowa. 1200 Douglas Street Omaha, NE 68102 402.345.0202 Stay in the know about upcoming events, programming, and special offers. 1200 Douglas Street, Omaha, NE 68102 409 South 16th Street, Omaha, NE 68102 1100 Dodge Street, Omaha, NE 68102 Tenaska Center for Arts Engagement 12th & Douglas Street, Omaha, NE 68102 1200 Douglas Street, Omaha, NE 68102
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Concordia Lutheran School Hosts June Clothing Drive

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Christ For the City International Hosts Fueling Transformation Gala in Omaha

I’ve seen a pattern over the years in Scripture, in my own life, and through the ministry of CFCI around the world. God often calls us forward before we feel ready. He invites us to trust Him in uncertainty, to take steps of obedience without having all the answers, and to follow Him even when fear is still present.  We see this lived out every day through our missionaries. They step into unfamiliar places, build relationships across cultures, and engage complex challenges. They don’t do it because it’s easy, but because they believe God has called them. And in that obedience, something deeper happens. They don’t just participate in God’s work; they grow in their understanding of His faithfulness. They discover greater clarity in their purpose and experience a deeper walk with Him.  This is not just the story of missionaries. It is the invitation extended to every follower of Christ. Each of us faces moments where we must choose between what feels comfortable and what God is asking of us. In those moments, obedience becomes the pathway not only to impact, but to knowing God more fully.  This message of faithful obedience is one that we’ll be leaning into in a special way this fall at our Fueling Transformation Gala in Omaha on November 10, 2026. We are honored to welcome Kent Chevalier as our featured speaker. As the author of Do It Afraid and chaplain for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Kent brings a powerful combination of personal story and biblical insight, challenging each of us to trust God beyond what feels comfortable and to step forward in faithful obedience.   It will be an evening not only to celebrate what God is doing through CFCI around the world, but also to be encouraged and equipped in our own walk with Him. I hope you can join us!